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So I have an Asus z97-AR with an 4690k and 16 Gb of Dual Channel DDR 3 1600 Mhz memory from parrot. However according to CPU Z, I am running at 800 Mhz. Why is this? Someone please Explain

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Ram speeds always shows 1600/2 = 800. but its still 1600 :)

 

Why? i dont know

Because it's DDR just multiply the speed by 2.

It is still 1600MHz OP.

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So I have an Asus z97-AR with an 4690k and 16 Gb of Dual Channel DDR 3 1600 Mhz memory from parrot. However according to CPU Z, I am running at 800 Mhz. Why is this? Someone please Explain

I have the same problem with asus p5g41t-m-lx I have an corsair xms3 1333mhz underclocket to 1000mhz

windows task manager show 800mhz ???

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Task manager isn't precisely the most precise thing (le redondance), just check what CPU-z reports

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